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    3 pt hitch snow blower modification

    I do this to all snowblowers. It improves the throw tremendously. I use old truck mudflaps and self taping screws
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    "surging" to-20. Isnit the governor?

    [They also have the little screen fuel filter on the carb. They get clogged up as well
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    points & cond.

    changed my '54 30 to 6 volt electronic and it is awesome. cost a couple hours and about $150. Starts easy and quickly, battery lasts longer, longevity is 1.5 yrs so far. I have a '53 with points, having a race to the finish!!!
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    points & cond.

    changed my '54 30 to 6 volt electronic and it is awesome. cost a couple hours and about $150. Starts easy and quickly, battery lasts longer, longevity is 1.5 yrs so far. I have a '53 with points, having a race to the finish!!!
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    Hydraulic port

    [This is how I set up mine. The out is the higher port like yours, Then the return is the lower one. the case was tapped and a 1/2 inch pipe stub installed. Then the quick connects added. As you can see I have the ferguson control valve hooked to mine. Currently I have a single cylinder snow...
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    Hydraulic port

    [This is how I set up mine. The out is the higher port like yours, Then the return is the lower one. the case was tapped and a 1/2 inch pipe stub installed. Then the quick connects added. As you can see I have the ferguson control valve hooked to mine. Currently I have a single cylinder snow...
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    Starter trouble to30

    Ran into similar problems with a couple of mine. Went through every protocol, bench test, the whole 9 yards. Same thing. Wound up replacing them. BE CAREFUL when buying. Had good luck with the ones from YT and the ones made by Atlantic. Sometimes you may have to change the nose cone to get it...
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    TO 35 Hood to a TO 30

    looks interesting. Thinking thinking thinking thinking, as usual!
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    TO 35 Hood to a TO 30

    looks so judging from the different dash. Think I will look for an old 30 or 20 hood and cut it up a bit. Just getting ready for the springtime projects.
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    TO 35 Hood to a TO 30

    was looking to use it on a to 30 with loader, reason being the top door.
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    TO 35 Hood to a TO 30

    Will a to 35 hood fit a to 30? If anyone has don this let me know, Thank You and MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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    Ferguson TO20 starting issues

    you need new harness so get that And also take out the starter and replace that, Be careful where you buy, as I got three bad ones in a row from chincy aftermarket suppliers. YT sold me a starter and it is great. If it did not have a resistor before, it should not need one now. However, do not...
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    New to me 1956 TO35 I think

    send me an email. [email protected] with a number so we can discuss
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    Starter Issue

    Believe it or not, Three bad starters. One worked for 6 months, two bad right out of the box. All came from ebay from reliable tractorparts. Got this one from yesterdays Tractor. Hooked it up and working perfectly. How aggravating was this making me go over the whole system just to find out...
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    Starter Issue

    Checked things out further and found Positive, ground wire, getting hot top to bottom. Negative a little warm by battery terminal. Starter will click and give about a half spin groan. Bad Ground? Bad Cable? Cleaned everything off.
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